Wednesday, Oct. 4 - Last class day for box tops!
Friday, Oct 6 - End of 1st Quarter
Monday, Oct 9 - Math Test
Wednesday, Oct 11 - Spirit Day and Nest Meeting (9:00am)
Monday, Oct 16 - Student Holiday!
Monday, Oct 23 - Picture Retakes
Monday, Oct 30 - Historical Dress-Up Day
Discipleship:
Objective:
Experience the joy of the Lord which comes from spending time in His
presence.
Start your homeschool
day with prayer and Bible reading. Our Character Virtue of the month is Obedience. Kids of Integrity has some great activities, Bible stories, games, and prayers to help you instill this character trait in your child. http://www.kidsofintegrity.com/sites/default/files/Obedience-2015.pdf
Math:
Continue doing a 5 min
warm-up with the assigned Math fact sheet. If your child has mastered the
current fact sheet, move on the next one.
Do 5 min of Mental Math daily.
Objectives:
1. Write mixed numbers
2. Add & subtract fractions from a whole number.
3. Determine the scale of a number line between two whole numbers and be able to locate mixed numbers.
4. Define improper fractions
5. Convert an improper fraction to a mixed number.
6. Convert an mixed number to an improper fraction.
Composition:
Objectives:
1. Present your written composition to an audience.
2. To tell the difference between a key word outline and a story sequence outline.
3. To retell a myth using the story sequence outline.
Reading:
We begin continue reading The
Wright Brothers this week. Please bring your book to class both days.
Grammar
Objectives:
1. Identify object pronouns.
2. Correctly use subject pronouns, object pronouns, and possessive pronouns in sentences.
3. Review previously learned information and skills.
Spelling
Objective: Correctly spell words containing /eks/ and /egz/ spelled ex.
Step 6 Spelling Test
was returned on Monday. Please have your
student correctly rewrite any misspelled words five times and return it to
school on Wed. Continue to review
phonogram cards.
Latin
Objectives:
1. Memorize the vocabulary words and the maxim for Ch8.
2. Know what "neuter" nouns are, and understand that the nominative and accusative cases are the same, with no exceptions.
3. Know how to translate basic sentences.
Listen to Latin chants
daily to aid in memorization.
Chapter 2
Objectives:
1. Identify factors which led to WW I.
1. Identify factors which led to WW I.
2. Know that WW I started in 1914 after the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand.
3. Know that WW I ended in 1919 with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles.
Science
Objectives:
1. Assess memorization of Newton’s
3 Laws of Motion
2. Build a simple
machine
3. Complete a rough draft
biography of the scientist you have been researching.
4. Name and describe five simple machines: Levers, Wheels, Pulleys, Screws, and Gears
Week of 9/25 – 9/29
This week your student
will begin writing their rough draft from the questions that they answered over
the last two weeks. It should include an
introductory paragraph, a paragraph on their scientific contributions, a
paragraph on other interesting events in the scientist’s life and a conclusion
that includes why your student feels it is important to study the particular
scientist. They will have additional
time to work on their rough draft next week.
Memory Work: Please spend 15 minutes per day working
on the following memory work.
History Timeline:
You can find a YouTube
video of the timeline song with pictures of the cards and dates on here.
Here is a YouTube
demonstration the hand motions for the first 6 minutes. Timeline Song
Here is a video of the
hand motions for the second 6 minutes of the song: Timeline Song
Lyrics and hand motions
to accompany the timeline song :Classical
Conversation History Card timeline-motions.
All
Geography songs and maps are found here.